This is variety Light Fig (Ficus Carica) skin colour fruit
AKED: Green fig; red flesh
AKED: Green fig; red flesh
ARCHIPEL: Greenish-yellow fig; honey-colored flesh; large siz, Large early production.
BASINI: Yellow fig; amber flesh; medium size
BLANCHE: Yellow fig; amber flesh
Blanche de Gascogne: Variety native to Gascogne,*Yellow fig; white flesh; small size*
Dalmatie: Green-yellow fig; light red flesh; very large size* This variety produces 2 crops.
Desert King: Syn.: King, White King :Variety that traces its origins in California in the county of Madera in the 1920s. *Dark green fig with white spots; red to amber flesh; medium to large size; pear shaped*
Excellent taste. Eat it fresh, use it in preparations or for drying.
Excel: Variety has been marketed by Bill Story in 1975. It is a hybrid of Kadota.*Light green fig with a little yellow; amber flesh; medium to large size* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Italian Honey: Syn.: Lattarulla, Blanche Royale, Lemon, Marseilles, Blanche, White Marseilles *Green-yellowish fig; medium to large size* Figs known as very sweet.
Jaune de Gascogne:Yellow fig; white flesh with a red heart
Kadota: Variety well known in the United States and is grown commercially for canning and sold as fresh fruit.*Light green fig; amber flesh; small to medium size, pear-shaped* This variety grows fast. This variety produces 2 crops.
Lattarulla: Syn.: Italian Honey, Blanche Royale, Lemon, Marseilles, Blanche, White Marseilles*Green yellowish fig; medium to large size* Figs known as very sweet.
Lsu Gold: Yellow fig; pink flesh; large size* Exceptional taste.
Marseillaise: Green-yellow fig; pink-red flesh
Panachée: Green fig with yellow stripes; red flesh* New wood and figs are variegated but not the leaves.
Peter's Honey: Syn. : Italian Honey Fig, Lattarula, Blanche, Lemon, Marseilles*Prickly green-yellowish flesh amber; medium size* Excellent taste.Good productivity. This variety grows fast.
Desert King: Syn.: King, White King :Variety that traces its origins in California in the county of Madera in the 1920s. *Dark green fig with white spots; red to amber flesh; medium to large size; pear shaped*
Excellent taste. Eat it fresh, use it in preparations or for drying.
Excel: Variety has been marketed by Bill Story in 1975. It is a hybrid of Kadota.*Light green fig with a little yellow; amber flesh; medium to large size* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Italian Honey: Syn.: Lattarulla, Blanche Royale, Lemon, Marseilles, Blanche, White Marseilles *Green-yellowish fig; medium to large size* Figs known as very sweet.
Jaune de Gascogne:Yellow fig; white flesh with a red heart
Kadota: Variety well known in the United States and is grown commercially for canning and sold as fresh fruit.*Light green fig; amber flesh; small to medium size, pear-shaped* This variety grows fast. This variety produces 2 crops.
Lattarulla: Syn.: Italian Honey, Blanche Royale, Lemon, Marseilles, Blanche, White Marseilles*Green yellowish fig; medium to large size* Figs known as very sweet.
Lsu Gold: Yellow fig; pink flesh; large size* Exceptional taste.
Marseillaise: Green-yellow fig; pink-red flesh
Panachée: Green fig with yellow stripes; red flesh* New wood and figs are variegated but not the leaves.
Peter's Honey: Syn. : Italian Honey Fig, Lattarula, Blanche, Lemon, Marseilles*Prickly green-yellowish flesh amber; medium size* Excellent taste.Good productivity. This variety grows fast.
Stella: Green fig; red flesh
Sucrette: Grey to green fig; light red flesh* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Sucre vert : Green fig; light flesh* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Verte: Green fig; red flesh
White Genoa: Syn.: Genoa *Greenish-yellow to white fig; amber flesh; medium size; pear-shaped*
Good productivity.This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer. Excellent to eat fresh.
Sucrette: Grey to green fig; light red flesh* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Sucre vert : Green fig; light flesh* This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer.
Verte: Green fig; red flesh
White Genoa: Syn.: Genoa *Greenish-yellow to white fig; amber flesh; medium size; pear-shaped*
Good productivity.This variety produces only 1 crop in late summer. Excellent to eat fresh.
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